Tag: Alcaraz injury

During today’s match at the Paris Olympics, Carlos Alcaraz took a medical timeout but managed to secure a 6-1, 7-6 win against Tallon Griekspoor. After the match, Alcaraz spoke to reporters about his condition, downplaying the significance of the injury. “I don’t think it’s important;...

Following his triumph at Roland Garros, Carlos Alcaraz stated that the forearm issue threatening him during the first part of the clay season appears to have been resolved. At a Babolat-hosted event that included Cameron Norrie and Holger Rune, Alcaraz clarified that he was...

According to Alex Corretja, Carlos Alcaraz needs to manage his schedule to minimize the number of injuries he sustains. The world No. 3 entered Roland-Garros with a right forearm injury, the most recent in a string of problems for the 20-year-old, and Corretja emphasized how...

Carlos Alcaraz went to the third round of the Roland Garros after beating qualifier Jesper De Jong in four sets, 6-3, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. He thought the second round was more challenging and complex than many may have first thought. During the press conference,...

Carlos Alcaraz, who defeated J.J. Wolf in the opening round of the French Open, says his injured forearm is getting better and better. Alcaraz's right arm still has the sleeve on it, although it's more of a precaution than a real need. When hitting his...

Carlos Alcaraz says he is feeling better ahead of the French Open, but he is still worried about ongoing issues with his right forearm. Alcaraz's preparations for Roland Garros were far from perfect the year before, as he lost to Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals....

Carlos Alcaraz has admitted he is "a little bit scared" about how his powerful forehand will hold up at the French Open following a troubling arm injury. The world No. 3 was forced to withdraw from the Rome Open to nurse a problem with...

Carlos Alcaraz has recently stated that he can hit the ball without pain and feels good, indicating that he is recovering from his arm injury. He mentioned that he decided to play at Roland Garros a long time ago, suggesting his confidence in his...

Although Carlos Alcaraz acknowledges he is still developing as he approaches the French Open, he is confident he can reach his peak on the city's clay. Over the last few months, the Spaniard has battled a forearm injury that has kept him out of the...

Alex Corretja, a former tennis player from Spain, brought up Carlos Alcaraz's recent arm injury as a possible hurdle to his confidence in his talents at the 2024 French Open. With this injury, world No. 3 had to pull out of multiple clay court...